Posted 5 days ago

Rupert Murdoch is no dummy. He says he loves cable TV, because people pay for it. He also says hates Google because he doesn't think he gets a fair share of the revenue that it generates in exchan

Posted 1 week ago

This morning we announced a promotion with Samsung Canada. Buy a Samsung Laptop or Netbook between now and April 30, and you can have a year of Calliflower service free. If your business requires

Posted 2 weeks ago

The digital video recorder was one of those game changing pieces of technology when it first debuted in 1998. In our house, as in many, it has become a mainstay, especially through the last couple o

Posted 2 weeks ago

Venture Capital in Canada is in a dismal state of disarray. With activity at a 14 year low, investment companies have evaporated and funds are simply not being raised. Moreover, despite a resurgence

Posted 3 weeks ago

I think you're over-intellectualizing this, John*. Being an entrepreneur isn't a risk/reward conversation, otherwise nobody would ever do it. Thus spake the sage of Ottawa, midway thro

Posted 6 weeks ago

Last week I described the PSTN as simply a legacy user interface to today's communications networks, based on the fact that most of the core network is already VoIP. The PSTN is simply the average per

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Posted 7 weeks ago

Today is my birthday. And, while I'm not nearly as talented as Wolfgang Mozart and Lewis Carroll, it's a birthday I hold in common with these two gentleman. This year I decided to try the Facebook

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Posted 7 weeks ago

At last week's ITEXPO a question was raised on one of Andy Abramson's panels about the future of the PSTN. Specifically, the question was whether VoIP will finally triumph over the PSTN, and it was

Posted 7 weeks ago

Our industry is full of stories of amazing software development feats people with vision who worked day and night, round the clock, to develop and launch product x, y, or z which became an overnig

Posted 7 weeks ago

One of the most common debates among smart phone cognoscenti is which platform will prevail BlackBerry, Symbian, iPhone, Microsoft, or the latest entrant Android? Common thought is that the platfo